Introductio Ad Prudentiam: Or, Directions, Counsels, and Cautions,: Tending to Prudent Management of Affairs in Common Life. : In Two Volumes, Band 1G. and T. Wilkie ... and E. Easton, Salisbury., 1787 |
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... use cere- monies ; but let them be banished from among friends . 553 Think with thyfelf what good will it be to thee , to have an hundred times more than thou canft use . -554 Refuse not to hear the advice even of a fer- vant , or a ...
... use cere- monies ; but let them be banished from among friends . 553 Think with thyfelf what good will it be to thee , to have an hundred times more than thou canft use . -554 Refuse not to hear the advice even of a fer- vant , or a ...
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... use of that time for it . 1221 Be industrious , and so difficulties will give place . Use makes practice easy ; and practice bé- gets custom , and a habit of things ,, to facilitate what thou couldeft not conceive attainable at the ...
... use of that time for it . 1221 Be industrious , and so difficulties will give place . Use makes practice easy ; and practice bé- gets custom , and a habit of things ,, to facilitate what thou couldeft not conceive attainable at the ...
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... Use not over much ceremony and cring- ing : it is frequently supposed to proceed not from a man's breeding nor humility , but from a con- feioufnefs of meannefs ; and others are willing to allow him fo much fenfe , as to be a competent ...
... Use not over much ceremony and cring- ing : it is frequently supposed to proceed not from a man's breeding nor humility , but from a con- feioufnefs of meannefs ; and others are willing to allow him fo much fenfe , as to be a competent ...
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